Dutch Schultz's Hitman Had Bumpy on His KNEES — What Bumpy Whispered Made the Hitman DROP His Gun скачать в хорошем качестве

Dutch Schultz's Hitman Had Bumpy on His KNEES — What Bumpy Whispered Made the Hitman DROP His Gun

March 15th, 1935. Bumpy Johnson was on his knees with a gun to his head. Dutch Schultz had paid $25,000 to have him killed. Then Bumpy whispered five words—and his executioner dropped the gun and ran. This is the true story of how Bumpy Johnson turned his own execution into a victory without firing a single shot. While Dutch Schultz sent his deadliest hitman Tommy "The Butcher" Romano to eliminate the King of Harlem, Bumpy had been building something far more powerful than muscle: an intelligence network that knew everyone's secrets. In this video, you'll discover how Bumpy used information as a weapon, why Dutch Schultz's $25,000 contract completely backfired, and the deadly secret that made a killer who'd murdered 17 men tremble in fear. 🔔 Subscribe for more untold Bumpy Johnson stories every week TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - The Basement Execution 2:00 - Dutch Schultz Wants Harlem 6:00 - Why Bumpy Said No 10:00 - Tommy "The Butcher" Romano 14:00 - The Setup Nobody Saw Coming 18:00 - The Five Words 22:00 - Dutch Schultz Retreats 24:00 - What Happened to Tommy Romano